Alien gun case prompts alien licensing inquiry
Deputy Game Warden Sorenson and Al Hook observed two men near Oakley and found an automatic shotgun left behind. The owners, presumed aliens, did not claim the weapon or pay penalties, and the finder’s possession may be deemed paramount. Investigations urged alien firearm license compliance under Allen Gun Law. many offenders were section bands for the railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Sorennen
Justice of Peace
Sorenson
Hook
Hookki
Kemmerer
Oakley Hill
Gunn
War‘Mey
State Game Department
Allen
Railrand Company
Humane Officer Investigates Caves Reported Nearby
Deputy Humane Officer G. J. Troastie visited Kemmerer and nearby camps last Friday and Saturday to investigate several caves reported to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Troastie
Kemmerer
Troastie
Republican conference selects county chairman and notes senate race
A Republican conference in the offices of N W Reynolds at Bau tui rday night drew many local Republicans. It planned to complete the county and Topalative ticket and chose Lester G Baker, editor of the Kemmerer Republican, as county chairman to serve during the coming campaign. The meeting discussed the field for state senator, with Oscar Becks of Big Piney and Clarence Gardner in the mix, though J W Sammon withdrew to join the legislative ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
N. W. Reynolds
C. Watt Brandon
Lester G. Baker
Kemmerer Republican
Baker
Oscar Becks
Big Piney
Clarence Gardner
Air
J. W. Sammon
Sammon
Legislative
Draft list of trainees and their home towns
Eighteen to Fort Logan eighteen wen left Kemmerer Monday for training at Fort Logan. The ven In this draft were: Karl Jones Kemmerer Oliver Vickery Big Piney Joe Hill Cumberland Wan T Hays Antioch Oklo Flabons Flores Border Frederick W Watts Gunn Samuel fH Adams Hamafork Remot 8. Cline Afton Jeorge T Lamb Jackson Leo Bell Hig Piney Joseph J Smrker Sublet Harry Swensen Afton Earl Brown Sage Mert 8 Jackson Driggs ho Walter Smith Torey At August Tosti Frontier Ervin J Bean Sublet Andy H Chambers Provont Lluigig Pozonnl Makey Idaho Jens M Christensen Daniel James Brawley Sublet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Kemmerer
Fort Logan
Karl Jones
Oliver Vickery
Big Piney
Joe Hill
Cumberland
Wan. T. Hays
Antioch
Oklo
Flabons Flores
Border
Frederick W. Watts
Gunn
Samuel Fh. Adams
Hamafork
Banfield Held on Larceny Charge After Idaho Link Found
Deputy Sheriff a Afton brings Jack Banfield to Kemeter County jail on a grand larceny plea. Judge Wilde at Afton sentences Banfield guilty. Investigation shows the crime occurred just over the state line in Idaho. County Attorney informs Bannock County Sheriff. Banfield to be held until Idaho officer claims him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ixatt
Shora Afton
Jack Banfield
Kemeter
Countydale
Yatore
Wilde
Afton
Banfield
State Line
Idaho
T Heriff
Bannock County
Weekly War Review highlights in Russia and Albania fronts
Week summaries note anti German sentiment rising in Russia aiding allied realignment, Czecho Slovak control of rail points from Pacific to European border, and a major allied push in Albania with Italian French and Albanian forces driving Austrian lines back 25 miles on an 80 mile front. Reports track German tactics, American troops preparing for a broader front, and naval gunfire shifting city bombardment strategy.
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Russia
Balkans
Teutonitis
Pacific Ocean
Sweden
White Sea
Kola
Ukraine
Albania
Austriana
Adriatic Sea
Lake
Ochrida
Berat
Herat
Scumbi
Austria
Germany
Marne
Chateau Thierry
Alliex
Paris
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Massignes
Rheims
Verdun
Hin
Given
Chateau Theorry
Paria
Bir
Eric Gaddes
Piave
Coroy
Boscd
Somme
Longpont
Coblens
Beret
Tt Ie
France
Hindesburg
Fie
Avra
Rui
Brited
Williams War Relics Cover Brothers and Nephews in War
Albert Williams of Kemmerer collects war relics sent from battlefields across Europe Asia and Africa by his brother Thomas Williams and four nephews in the British Army. One nephew Trevor Tucker was killed at Jericho while three served with a Welch Ambulance corps and the Tucker brothers fought near Jerusalem. Relics include a cigars with poisoned tobacco a coin with Arabian inscriptions and Turkish embroidered items. The article also notes a Carnival crew strike in Kemmerer and Mrs. Tanner’s improving condition.
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Albert Williams
Kemmerer
Europe
Asia
Africa
Thomas
Williams
Wales
Holy Land
William
Dodlmin
Wilama
Dardenelles
Bren
Trevor
Ellan
Ivor Tucker
Turkey
Egypt
Mr. Williams
Who Can Play a Lorgnette A Joke Leaked Out
A quirky tale recalls Indy returning home with a Ukulele for her young daughter while hoping she would master the instrument. The girl prefers fashion over music, and asks for a brunette to please her mother, who urges learning the Ukulele first.
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Indy
Allied drive and casualties deepen in European conflict
Mon July 16 reports show heightened Allied offensives near Amiens with French forces capturing the Rouvelles plateau previously contested. American casualties rise to 11,798 with 4,079 deaths as Allied advances in Albania and Allied actions in Italy and the Balkans continue. German forces launch a renewed drive along a central river line, while Allied forces prepare for a major onslaught against a 220,000 strong German rear, under General Liggatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emy
Amiens
Rouvelles
Albania
Humle
Liggatt
Danvers Wool Sold At Sheriff Sale
Danvers wool seized in a District Court judgment was sold by the Sheriff at eleven o clock Monday morning at the front porch of the Court House. Most of the wool was purchased by Harry Krupp for 55 cents per round.
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Harry Krupp
Progress Dairy Company Receives OK After Inspector’s visit
Dr. Blackner inspected the Progress Dairy Company facility and confirmed the cows were in excellent condition. Alvin Anderson and Bert Sandberg recently leased a ranch above the county bridge and built fine dairy barns and corrals. They are operating well and pleasing customers.
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Progr Dairy Company
Blackner
Kemirer
Progress Dairy Company
Progress
Alvin Anderson
Bert Sandberg
County Bridge
Watanuki Returned to State Penitentiary After Kidnapping Sentence
A telegram from Warden Felix Alston requests the return of T Watanuki to the State Penitentiary. Watanuki, a Japanese court interpreter, was sentenced by District Judge John K R Arnold last November to one year to fifteen months for kidnapping. He was moved to Rawlina then back to the County Jail, has since worked as a cook in the local institution, and was in charge of tall keys when Italian Natalia escaped recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Ben Hell
Felix Alston
State Penitentiary
T. Watanuki
Watanuk
John KR. Arnold
Rawlina
R. McMinn
Focal Institution
Iim Watanuki
Tall Keys
Natalia
Horse Thieves Plead Guilty In Pinedale Roundup
Two young men who stole horses saddles and equipment from T. J. Holt and Jenkins ranches near Cora, were captured at a Gro Ven venture ranch. Sheriff and deputies arrested them. a preliminary hearing in Pinedale resulted in guilty pleas to horse stealing and bonds set for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Holt
Cora
Jenkins
Holt
Willows
New York
Anslat
Lafferty Ranch
Gro Venture
Clementeen
Pinedale
Gurney
Hin
Winish
Laimes Aid To Meet at Methodist Church Parlor
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will hold a meeting in the parlors hosted by Mrs. R. H. Embree and Mrs. Nellie Rathbun. Members are urged to attend for committee reports and charity planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
R. H. Embree
Nellie Rathbun
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Wyoming
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Freak Pfeiffer
Saliaf
Frank Pfripfor
Weekly War Review
Stain
Loea
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Liverpool
America
Hjret
Montpelier
Anager
Carnival Company
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